Discussion
In Rajasthan, mixed Autumn Forests and Dhokra Forests are part of :
Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below.
Answer: B
They are part of the tropical dry deciduous forests.
Most of Rajasthan's forest outside the desert is tropical dry deciduous, trees that shed their leaves in the dry season. The dhokra (Anogeissus pendula) forests of the Aravalli and the mixed deciduous forests of the south-east and south belong to this type.
Subtropical hill forest is found only on Mount Abu, tropical thorn forest covers the arid west, and evergreen forest is not native to the state, so none of those is the right group.
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